Feeling stressed, overwhelmed, and under water? Frazzled to the max?
You’re certainly in good company!
The challenges and demands of day-to-day life are overwhelming. Not to mention the triggers and seizures that can be a consequence.
So what can we do about it?
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50% decline in seizures,
alleviate triggers and seizures,
creative,
deep breathing,
laugh,
music,
relaxation techniques,
support group,
time-out,
visualization,
walking
Here’s a list of uncommon epilepsy triggers you may have experienced or know about.
Feel free to add to this list of the weird and the unknown…
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Atmospheric Conditions,
Barometric Pressure,
Body Toxins,
Boredom,
Casinos,
Dental Problems,
diabetes,
Epilepsy triggers,
Grapefruit,
Hyperventilation,
Immersion in Hot or Cold Water,
Low Blood Sugar Level,
Mah-Jong,
migraines,
music,
Odors and Perfumes,
Overeating,
sleep apnea,
water,
Weird
Here’s a list of uncommon epilepsy triggers you may have experienced or know about.
Feel free to add to this list of the weird and the unknown…
Posted in
Epilepsy,
ResearchTags:
Atmospheric Conditions,
Barometric Pressure,
Body Toxins,
Boredom,
Casinos,
Dental Problems,
diabetes,
Epilepsy triggers,
Grapefruit,
Hyperventilation,
Immersion in Hot or Cold Water,
Low Blood Sugar Level,
Mah-Jong,
migraines,
music,
Odors and Perfumes,
Overeating,
sleep apnea,
water,
Weird
Everyone knows that listening to music can be calming — a steady rain storm can induce sleep — and white noise can help keep focus at bay.
But sound therapy has a long history and is being used as a successful form of therapy in many conditions…
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co-ordination,
communication – both written and oral -- sleeping pattern,
concentration,
energy levels,
improved quality of life,
life improvement,
memory,
music,
recovery,
sound,
sound therapy,
stimulating brain
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